Overview of the Seminar
The digital era commands an understanding of software patents. They shape competitive landscapes, attract investment, offer defensive legal strategy, and respond to shifting legal norms. This seminar is aimed at providing a comprehensive understanding of software patents by examining the specifics of software and patents, insights from SCOTUS on the “Physicality” of software, challenges in litigating software patents, software patent infringement, and future technology developments. Our expert speakers’ insights will provide a solid foundation and practical tools for both legal professionals navigating the complexities of software patent law and technology leaders working to understand how their intellectual property can be protected.
What You Will Learn
Participants will gain insights into the unique aspects of software patentability, including software “Physicality” and its implications as outlined by SCOTUS. The seminar will discuss common litigation challenges associated with software patents, delve into infringement issues, and offer a perspective on emerging technologies, such as AI, and their impact on patent law.
Topics covered in this webinar:
- Overview of Software and Patents
- Patentability of Software “Physicality”: Insights from SCOTUS
- Challenges of Litigating Software Patents
- Infringement and Software Patent Litigation
- Looking Ahead and Technology Developments
Who Should Take This Seminar
If your work involves managing intellectual property rights, specifically in the software industry, or you are involved in developing strategies for software-related matters, this seminar offers practical insights and tools to enhance your work.
Featured Speakers:
- Daniel B. Garrie, Esq., Founder at Law & Forensics; Neutral at JAMS; and Faculty at Harvard
- Hon. James Ware, Neutral, JAMS